Look everyone, the point is that we had something, and we lost it. No one will ever have to complain about the ethics of using this program anymore. There is no more hypocrisy. There is no more EUDEnabler. There is no more rage for EUDs: it died at patch 1.13b, and we tried to bring it back, but now we see that the risks are far not worth the effort. There will be people who are upset, and will attempt to continue research, but it is pointless now. No one Battle.net will use EUDEnabler anymore. EUDs are now such as a minority, that no one will ever know it existed, for the majority, and some of us too will forget it. We may now rest easy knowing that our computers are in one way safer from viruses, even at the cost of such a thing we wish so to develop. We did what we tried, we had fun with it, but it is now over. Yoshi made the right choice, and if you cannot see that, you might as well leave SEN. This too is what Blizzard wanted, for they wished it of us to discontinue our fervor. If you use it now, you accept the same consequences as the people who used this before. ou are on your own, until people decide to help them out once again. Blizzard patched it for a reason. Whether theywant to tell us why is their preroggative. It is their game. Their technology. We simply have the license to use it as well, so we may speak with others over the internet and interact with them though the art of game. Everything is dangerous, and Yoshi saw this as well, and he said "no". A dark day indeed this is (as of right now it is cloudy outside my room, I've had to use the lamp since 8 AM, when I woke up). But it is over; there is no more reason to go, except as an experiment. The majority STILL does not know about EUDs, and now they will never have to. This craze has passed, and now we can continue without EUDs, as we had once done a month ago. I say this to you, do not blame Yoshi, blame no one for there is no one to blame.
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Well, yes there is, but never completely. Basic things, we can stop, and it would not be hard.